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Soviet women had prominent role in World War II

12:10 To The Top: Jace Zacharias

Think Ability Valentine’s Day fundraiser success

County to issue $2.5M in lease revenue bonds

Lawton Farmers Market opens to enthusiastic crowds

Commission splits 2-1 on winter storm bond proposals for PSO, CenterPoint

Budget choices shifted college expenses to students, families

Regulators have ruled on 3 utilities' storm bills

Ryan bank deemed ‘satisfactory’ by FDIC on compliance with CRA

Duncan adopts code of conduct for officials

Humane tether law filed in Legislature

Stitt draws praise from SW Okla., criticism from tribes

Medical marijuana sales slowing down

Dallas Payeton Former Multimedia Journalist, KSWO-7

17th century woman was a nonconformist

Funding for county bridges woefully inadequate

Stitt calls for infrastructure boost

Cache voters approve $36 million bond package

Altus seeks deal to save ambulance service

County to issue $553,573 refund to Goodyear

Former Goodyear exec new State Automotive Director

José Andres Olivo Community Resource Coordinator, Cameron University Visitation Supervisor, Family Focus LLC

Siberia littered with trash; existence is primitive; vast quantities of natural resources and pollution

U.S. home seller profits rose sharply in 2021

Personal income rose 0.3% in Dec., spending fell 0.6%

U.S housing market gains 6.9T in '21

Pending home sales fell in December

Legislators set to take up disproportional number of social issues

Court ruling favors parents seeking modification of visitation schedule

Lawton mulls park closures to ease maintenance burden

Lankford addresses immigration issues

SW Okla. schools receive Redbud grants

COVID case numbers mixed throughout Lawton

Edmond woman admits bank fraud via Main Street Lending Program

Williams receives fire chief badge

Jim Glover remembered in SH-17 signs

Bill would let voters decide status of unopposed incumbents

County adds ex-workers to hazard pay program

Town of 1,150 gets $1.4M gas bill

U.S. Attorney collected nearly $8M in civil, criminal actions in FY 2021